30ft Travel Trailer how common in the US

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Airstream and AVION both made 34’ triple axle TT from circa 1978 to 2006.

I’ve a 35’ Silver Streak, but it’s tandem axle.

These trailers were approx 9-10k gross.

I checked the online trailer dimensions, then carefully crunched the numbers and concluded you could fit precisely 17 kangaroos inside those Aussie rigs, along with 8 koalas and 12 cases of Foster's Lager. And then it's Party Time!!

4x4van wrote:
30' are not uncommon here in the US. Both of those look considerably larger than 30'

One was 32ft

Grit dog wrote:
Roflmao. RR you crack me up!
I like that first trailers interior though.

You would be amazed how many are like that as regards interiors. Very very competitive market here. Grit Dog you could learn a lot how others do it outside the US and Canada as you do not have much of an idea

Mine is 32'

Roflmao. RR you crack me up!
I like that first trailers interior though.

30' are not uncommon here in the US. Both of those look considerably larger than 30'

This is a 26ft Off Roader it needs this to tow it

Or something like this

prichardson wrote:
Those look bigger than 30 feet. The first one appears to have an aluminum frame, which is interesting.

Yes one is 32ft

BB_TX wrote:
30' and longer is not uncommon here. But not with 3 axles. Those look a lot heavier than what we see here.

Yes they are a lot heavier maybe a HD Pickup Dually or more the case here a Japanese Light or light medium duty truck